...absolutely null and void, and all premiums paid thereon be forfeited. " Inasmuch as only the officers at the home office of the company in the city of New York have authority to determine whether or not a policy shall issue on any application, and as they act...

...York and each premium was to be due and payable at the home office, but, as in this case, it would be accepted elsewhere when duly made in exchange for the company's receipt signed by the president or secretary. The policy also contained the same provision as the one here involved as to the waiver...

...condition and agreement contained in the policy is in these words : " Inasmuch as only the officers of the Home Office of the " Company, in the city of New York, have authority to determine " whether or not a policy shall issue on any application, and as " they...

...Interrogatories. It also contained a provision as follows: "It is agreed that inasmuch as only the officers at the home office of the company in the city of New York have authority to determine whether or not a policy shall issue upon this application, and as they...

...first premium shall actually have been paid during the good health of the assured. All premiums are due and payable at the home office of the company in the city of Philadelphia, but they may be paid to agents, on or before the dates when due in exchange for receipts...

...defendant association January 20, 1891, to Charles H. Sulz, payable to his "legal representatives" at the home office of the company in the city of New York within 90 days after satisfactory evidence of the death of the insured party. The application for membership...

...him." And so in the Jarboe Case, the 20-year distribution policy provided, as shown by the record: "Each premium is due and payable at the home office...for the company's receipt, signed by the president or secretary. Notice that each and every such payment Is due at the date named in the policy te given...

...direction of some authorized officer, and so the "illustration" was sent by the soliciting agent to the home office of the company in the city of New York, and its authenticity was vouched for by the signature in writlug of the assistant secretary of the...

...August, 1885. In, each of these policies were the following provisions : " Inasmuch as only the officers at the home office of the company, in the city of New York, have authority to determine whether or not a policy shall issue on any application, and as they act...

...this day of one thousand eigbt hundred and ninety Conditions, Pi-omsions, Requirements, and Btntfltx. Each premium is due and payable at the home office of the company, but payment will be accepted elsewhere when duly made in exchange for the company's receipt signed...